PRIORITIZING HEALTH FOR ALL

Ashish Joshi leads effort to establish the first Public Health Diplomacy Lab in the US

Other collaborators include Marian Levy and Xinhua Yu, also with SPH, and Beverly A Tsacoyianis, Diana Ruggiero and Gretchen Peterson with the College of Arts & Sciences.

UofM School of Public Health Receives Harrison C. Spencer Award

The Association of Schools & Programs of Public Health (ASPPH) gives out the prestigious national honor annually to deserving institutions that make a significant difference in their communities.

Dean Joshi Explains a New Partnership of University of Memphis School of Public Health

University of Memphis School of Public Health Dean Ashish Joshi joined Action News 5’s Digital Desk Friday to discuss University of Memphis joining the United Nations Academic Impact, UNAI.

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Launch of IDEAS-CRG

Inclusive, Diverse, Equitable, Accessible & Sustainable
Collaborative Researchers Group

Public Health Programs in India

85 unique universities in 20 states
and 3 UTs are providing
116 Public health programs.

Population Health Informatics

Population Health Informatics is a newer emerging science
that promises to influence global health dynamics
in a unique and a significant way.

– Ashish Joshi

REAIM Public Health Ideas through the Lens of the Youth

Innovative initiative aimed to instill Leadership and Educational Advancement among youth to solve Public (LEAP) health challenges of the 21st century. Learn more …

Distinguished Service Award

Dr. Ashish Joshi was recognized with a Distinguished
Service Award for his contribution in the NYC Test
and Trace program for working on the front-lines of
the COVID-19 pandemic to protect New Yorkers
and our communities.

SMAART MODEL

To Address Social, Economic and Health Inequalities Across Diverse Settings

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